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Let’s Talk
WEEKDAYS 9 – 10am
National Indigenous talk show focusing on current affairs and issues of importance to Indigenous people. This program is Murri Country’s flagship program and is listened to by a large Indigenous audience in Brisbane and around the country via the National Indigenous Radio Service.
Program sponsor: The Community Broadcasting Foundation
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Dr Chris Matthews
Dr Chris Matthews is a Quandamooka man, a mathematician and chair of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mathematics Alliance (ATSIMA). He joins Amy McQuire on the programme to talk about why its important to open up a new conversation about how we teach maths and science to our kids, and how Aboriginal people had […]
Listen >>Claire Coleman
Claire Coleman is a Noongar writer and recent recipient of one of the prestigious 2016 black&write! Indigenous Writing Fellowships. She joins Amy McQuire to discuss the piecing together of her Noongar heritage, unraveling the black history in her own country, and the future of Aboriginal literature. Claire’s winning manuscript – Terra Nullius – a speculative […]
Listen >>Luke Briscoe
Luke Briscoe is a Kuku-Yalanji man and the co-founder of Indigilab, which you can find more about here. He joined Amy McQuire to talk about the vital importance of recognising Indigenous sciences and knowledges, and how they are fundamental to the survival of humanity. We also discuss his association with the Worldwide Indigenous Science Network, […]
Listen >>Glennys Briggs
Wathaurung woman and researcher Carol McGregor and Taungwurrung-Yorta Yorta woman Glennys Briggs join Amy McQuire to talk about the significance of possum skin cloaks to our mobs, and how revitalising the ancient art of making them could aid in healing our peoples. Carol and Glennys have an exhibition – ‘The Art of Skins’ – currently […]
Listen >>Emelda Davis
Emelda Davis is a South Sea Islander woman and the president of the Australian South Sea Islanders Project Jackson. She joined Amy McQuire to discuss her own family history, and the other black history in Queensland and New South Wales. The Qld government has records of 62,475 Pacific Islanders who came over as indentured labourers […]
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